BRIGATINIB vs IBRUTINIB

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hey all 💗 it’s been a minute. my 16yo is in the sweet spot: highly concerning tumors have grown, but are not affecting function as of now. we’ve made the decision to start brigatinib in june, at the end of the school year. we have avastin on the back burner, trying to start with least “disruptive

My father, male, age 65, was diagnosed with Stage IV non-small cell lung cancer this past June. He has since undergone whole brain radiation and began taking the medication alectinib as his cancer contains an ALK mutation. After a couple of months, the alectinib caused terrible abdominal pain and hi

hi all ✨ sending everyone some love. also, long story short, my 15yo son has NF2, and has a slowly growing VS in the left; ss deaf from removal of fast-growing binuclear VS on the right. recent growth has sparked discussions of how to preserve his hearing. we have discussed avastin, and are also l

Hey everyone, get ready for some deep due diligence, this time not for REGAL, but for SLS-009, buyout, and what the future will look like with buyout from a strategic acquirer. Before I start, I would suggest for those haven’t yet, read Part 1 and Part 2 that goes over the deep due diligence and mac

Hey everyone, get ready for some deep due diligence, this time not for REGAL, but for SLS-009, buyout, and what the future will look like with buyout from a strategic acquirer. Before I start, I would suggest for those haven’t yet, read Part 1 and Part 2 that goes over the deep due diligence and mac

Hi everyone. I’m looking for insight from others with CLL experience. My dad has CLL with 96% involvement in his bone marrow per recent biopsy. His platelets are low, and over the past two weeks his anemia has worsened very very quickly. Recent timeline: Hospitalized with hemoglobin \~7.5 and fever

To Those Who Wish to learn, I feel like I may be giving away a secret.... but... here it goes... Earlier today I had a [twitter conversation](https://twitter.com/sentivcapital/status/1663230898702106634) about AI in regards to potential for future impact on stocks. I received a lot of DMs and to be

I’ve been pretty successful in a media career but now, at 43, 3 years post my diagnosis with my cancer under control (no cure... a rare lymphoma/on ibrutinib forever) two kids 7 and 4 at home and the sole breadwinner for the family, I’m so disenchanted. I finally feel great health wise... back to m

I was researching to find out * Examples of cancer drugs in the past that came to market later where treatments already existed, but ended up being commercially successful - * What were the characteristics of these late entrants that led to their success and does Cosibelimab have some of these char

**Is progression a meaningful outcome measure for a patient with indolent lymphoma** **If I don't feel anything (i.e. asymptomatic) and can live for decades with my lymphoma should I even worry about the fact that I have some enlarged lymph nodes or abnormalities of my lab work ???** I had a dis

Apparently a patient had been administering the medication this way... It's on the ISMP do not crush list. I called the manufacturer (Pharmacyclics) and they had no data on administering through any enteral feeding tubes, so they recommended not to give the medication in this manner. I can't find an